What does RSF mean in SKIING

The Russian Ski Federation (RSF) is the national governing body for skiing in Russia. It is responsible for organizing and promoting skiing competitions, as well as for training and developing athletes. The RSF is a member of the International Ski Federation (FIS).

The RSF is responsible for a wide range of activities related to skiing in Russia, including:

• Organizing and promoting skiing competitions at all levels, from local to international.
• Training and developing skiers of all ages and abilities.
• Managing the Russian national ski team.
• Representing Russia at international ski competitions.
• Promoting skiing as a sport and recreational activity.

The current president of the RSF is Elena Vyalbe. She is a former Olympic champion and world champion skier.

The RSF's goals are to:

• Promote skiing as a sport and recreational activity in Russia.
• Develop Russian skiers to the highest international level.
• Win medals at major international ski competitions, including the Olympic Games and the FIS World Championships.

The RSF has a long and successful history, with Russian skiers winning numerous medals at the Olympic Games, the FIS World Championships, and other major international competitions. Some of the RSF's most notable accomplishments include:

• Winning the overall World Cup title in cross-country skiing in 2002, 2003, and 2004.
• Winning the gold medal in cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Olympics.
• Winning the team gold medal in ski jumping at the 2014 Winter Olympics.